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Twinkle Bros Lighting LLC provides tree and shrub lighting in Tinley Park, IL — front-yard and parkway-side trees on your lot wrapped high into the branches, evergreens and foundation shrubs hand-wrapped, all in warm-white commercial-grade LED. Fully insured, quoted online from photos, repairs covered through December 31, removed in late January or February, weather permitting, and stored at our facility. Call (708) 316-GLOW.

If the maple in your front yard was a sapling when your Tinley Park home was built, it's probably taller than your gutters now. Twinkle Bros Lighting LLC provides tree and shrub lighting in Tinley Park, IL for exactly that stage of a yard's life. We wrap trees high into their branches, hand-wrap evergreens and foundation shrubs, and supply all the warm-white commercial-grade LED ourselves. Repairs are covered through December 31, and everything comes down in late January or February, weather permitting.

The 25-Year Tree: Tinley Park's Lighting Sweet Spot

Tinley Park grew in waves. The early-1970s Brementowne area off 80th Avenue and 167th Street has trees that are now around fifty years old. The big late-1990s and 2000s subdivisions to the south and west, Brookside Glen among them, have trees that are now roughly twenty-five to thirty-five feet tall.

That second group is where a lot of homeowners get stuck. When the trees were young, a stepladder and a few strands did the job. Now the first fork is overhead, the limbs are out of reach, and a DIY wrap stops at head height. The result is a lit trunk stump under a big dark canopy.

But a tree at this size is ideal for professional lighting. It's tall enough to make a real statement at night and small enough that a crew can carry the wrap well up into the branches and follow the main limbs. Done right, it reads as a complete glowing tree from the street.

Tree and Shrub Lighting in Tinley Park: How We Approach Each Yard

Maturing subdivision trees: go high

On a 25-to-35-foot maple, linden or oak, we wrap the trunk and follow the primary limbs as high as they can be reached safely. On a tree this size that often means more than half the visible height. That's the difference between "lights on a tree" and a lit tree.

Older Brementowne-area trees: structure and restraint

On fifty-year-old shade trees we wrap the trunk and two to four big limbs outward rather than trying to light the canopy. The lit structure shows the tree's shape without strands pulled through the fine branches all winter.

Evergreens

Spruce and arborvitae at the corners of two-storey homes are common in Tinley Park's newer neighbourhoods. Hand-wrapped into the branches, they become glowing vertical anchors that balance a tall facade.

Foundation and bed shrubs

A lit line of shrubs along the foundation ties the roofline to the ground. We hand-wrap them so each glows from inside instead of wearing a net.

Spacing, Bulbs and Colour

  • Spacing. About three inches between passes reads as a solid column of light, which we recommend for trunks seen from the street. Four to six inches reads as a defined spiral.
  • Bulbs. Mini lights on trees and shrubs, because they sit tight to bark and branches. C9s belong on the roofline.
  • Colour. Warm white, around 2700K, by default, to match the roofline and suit brick and stone. Multicolour is available and looks great on deciduous trees.

Which Trees We Light

We light trees on your property. Trees in the parkway, between the sidewalk and the street, are typically village-maintained; if you'd like one included, check with the village first and we'll add it to the design once you've confirmed.

Why Not DIY?

Tall-tree work means extension ladders on frozen lawn, reaching into branches with live strands. It's slow, it's risky, and an uneven wrap looks worse once it's lit. Strands tied tight to stop them slipping can also harm bark if left into spring. We wrap firmly without cutting ties or staples and remove everything before the growing season.

How It Works

  1. Online estimate. Send a photo of your yard through our request a free holiday lighting quote page. We design and price remotely, with no site visit or appointment.
  2. Design. We recommend which trees to light, how high, and which shrubs.
  3. Installation. Most installs run mid-October to mid-November. We supply every light, clip, cord and timer.
  4. Repairs through December 31. Our sections that fail from product or weather are fixed at no charge. See holiday light maintenance.
  5. Takedown and storage. Late January or February, weather permitting, stored at our facility. See holiday light removal and storage.

Pairing trees with a roofline? See professional Christmas light installation.

What It Costs

Tree lighting is priced by the tree: height, how far up we wrap, spacing, the number of limbs followed, plus shrub beds and distance to power. A single 30-foot tree wrapped high is often the best value in a whole display. Your online quote lists each item.

What to Look For in a Tree Lighting Company

Ask how high they'll wrap, what spacing they use, whether they supply and store the lights, whether they're insured, and exactly how repairs work. Twinkle Bros puts all of it in writing.

Frequently Asked Questions

My tree is too tall to wrap myself. Can you light it?

Yes. Trees in the 25-to-35-foot range are ideal for professional lighting. We wrap the trunk and follow the main limbs well up into the tree, often more than half the visible height.

Will tall-tree lighting look good from the street?

Yes. That's the point of wrapping high. A tree lit only to head height looks like a stump under a dark canopy. A tree wrapped into the branches reads as a complete shape.

Do you light parkway trees in Tinley Park?

We light trees on your lot. Parkway trees are typically village-maintained, so please check with the village first. Once you have, we can include it.

When should I book tree and shrub lighting in Tinley Park?

In October or early November. Most installs run mid-October to mid-November, and tall-tree work needs more crew time, so earlier is better.

Tree and Shrub Lighting in Tinley Park and Nearby

We light trees and shrubs across Tinley Park, from Brementowne to Brookside Glen, and in neighbouring Orland Park and Mokena. Twinkle Bros Lighting LLC is fully insured and backs every install with our satisfaction guarantee.

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Send a photo of that tree you can't reach anymore, and we'll show you what it looks like lit all the way up. We Bring the Twinkle.

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